Dear Charly,
I dated a few. Some good and some bad, some you’d cringe. Your great grandpa is a real man and that’s what you
need to keep your eyes peeled back for. How did I find him? O wow, he was
seriously buried in a haystack! He walked out of the haystack and came to me,
that’s how I found him. He was looking for something. Your man needs to be
looking for you, and when I mean you, I mean you; not your vagina. Sometimes,
they aren't looking at all and they “stumble on you”. If he uses that expression when
describing how he met you, he still has a lot of learning to catch up on.
First let’s state the obvious. If he is violent and he is
hitting you, I should come down and hit you over the head myself. End it.
If he’s cheating and you are still dating, you can’t change
him. God can but you can’t.There is nothing there for you. Move on swiftly.
If he is having a rough time getting on his feet. Observe.
Don’t be eager to give money all the time. Watch if he wants to actually make
something out of himself. If he doesn't, please fade away. If he really just
needs a break, support him, encourage him, be there.
If you don’t know what he does for a living and he buys you gifts,
please find out what he does. If he hides his profession, he is either a secret
agent or a future prisoner. Make your decision, wisely. Nothing abrupt, but
swiftly and skilfully.
Don’t be enthralled by a wealthy man. His clothes, his car,
his perfume (beware of that), his grooming. Stop gaping at what your friend’s
boyfriend bought her. Make your own money and tell your friend to also. Don't wait around to be sponsored. When you are out on a date, be able to pay. I had the worst experience once; the guy couldn't pay and neither could I! I reiterate, Charly; have the ability to pay the bill.
Do not be sentimental about choosing a man. Keep your eyes
open. Keep your thighs shut and your brain working. If you must, kiss him, but
be a damn good kisser. Your ancestors were good kissers. In fact, I am known for
eight hour kissing marathons *wink*. Don’t kiss and tell. Kiss and let them tell...of
your prowess. Keep your brain working when you kiss, be aware of where his
hands are every second (guy hands; the only thing faster than light).
Make dating fun. It’s like traveling. You explore new
people. Inevitably, you learn from them, if not from the guys, from the experience.
Make it a rich experience by dating interesting men. By interesting I don’t
mean odd. He should make you laugh. He should intrigue you. He should
entertain you. He must respect you. He must have substance and depth. He must
read and be curious. Make
sure you intrigue his soul. Make sure you enchant him. Be witty, be mysterious.
Every relationship changes you, but make sure it’s for the
wiser. Learn to deal with heart breaks, don’t sink into a tub of ice-cream. I
promise you, you will run into your ex at the most random place, sporting new love
handles and some pounds here and there to show. Please don’t drown in a
bottle either, you will end up calling him or showing up at his door one night. Drunkenness is not attractive and it won’t end
well. I've tried it. Get a new hobby, get a pet, get a new lamp, heck, a plant to talk to. Don’t be tempted to
grovel, calcify that spine!!!
Finally, please my dear, do not get chained down in a
relationship in which you are not the object of mesmerization. If he is not
intrigued every minute of every day he's around you, please send him on
his way. You were designed to be adored. Look at yourself and repeat it to yourself in the mirror. Write it on that mirror , on 12 sticky-notes and paste in your car (or hovercraft) , your desk, your fridge. Write it in lipstick, pen and pencil. Slap 'em here. Slap 'em there.
Once again say it to yourself 'I was designed to be adored'.
Once again say it to yourself 'I was designed to be adored'.
I love you deeply.
Great gran x
Girl power!!! the only way females can do this is in ascribing greater value and self respect and value to themselves. If only women pulled together and helped eachother instead of breaking themselves down. I hope Charly and other females learn from this. Pretty instructional.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment, Saka. I agree with you on ascribing self-respect and value to ourselves. I'm learning from it too and let's hope my Greatgrand child is actually called Charly. Lol.
ReplyDeletePicked a few granny but why Charly?
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